
Norway, Lofoten Islands
Corporate expedition to the Arctic Circle
Forget everything you know about the Nordic landscape. The Lofoten Islands are a dramatic archipelago where sheer mountain peaks rise straight out of the turquoise waters of the Atlantic, and where fishing villages with their red houses stand in stark contrast to the rugged Arctic wilderness. It is a place where time is governed by the ebb and flow of the tides, and where luxury does not mean gold-plated door handles, but absolute silence, clean air and the world’s most beautiful natural spectacle. The Lofoten Islands offer experiences that will remain etched in your memory for their intensity – from cruises through deep fjords to watching the magical Northern Lights right from the terrace of your accommodation.
Lofoten
A visit to the Lofoten archipelago is, in itself, an unforgettable experience for everyone, one that transforms your perception of nature. Dramatic mountain peaks rising straight out of the ocean, deep fjords and the incredible purity of the north provide the backdrop for a corporate event like no other. The Lofoten Islands are not just a destination; they are a rugged and authentic landscape where Viking history and fishing traditions meet modern adventure. Get ready for a journey where every view from the window looks like a postcard.
LIVE MUSEUMS IN THE FISHING VILLAGES OR REINE AND NUSFJORD
We’ll visit places where time has stood still. Villages such as Reine and Nusfjord – the latter a UNESCO World Heritage Site – serve as fascinating living museums. We’ll stroll amongst the iconic red "rorbu" huts, which have served as shelters for Lofoten fishermen for centuries. The sight of cod drying on wooden racks and the cries of the seagulls will immediately draw you into the reality of life above the Arctic Circle.
CRUISE TO Trollfjord: AMONGST EAGLES AND ICE FLOES
This cruise is the absolute highlight of the programme. We’ll set off for the famous Trollfjord, a two-kilometre-long blind arm of the Raftsund fjord on the border between Lofoten and Vesterål. Right from the deck, we’ll spot majestic sea eagles and try our hand at traditional fishing. The best is saved for last – the crew will prepare your catch right on board, guaranteeing a culinary experience of the utmost freshness against a backdrop of sheer rock faces.
the borg viking museum: a journey into the history of warriors
On the site where the remains of the largest Viking settlement were discovered stands the unique Borg Museum. You’ll gain an insight into the daily lives of the ancient settlers and the feared warriors, and see demonstrations of period crafts. A short walk takes you to the lake, where a faithful replica of a Viking sailing ship is moored, transporting you a thousand years back in time.
Sámi culture at Inga Sami Siida
In the authentic village of Inga Sami Siida, you’ll discover the fascinating culture and traditions of the Sámi reindeer herders. You’ll learn what life with reindeer is like in the harsh Nordic climate and how the Sámi have preserved their customs over the centuries. The highlight of the visit is a communal dinner, during which you’ll have the chance to sample traditional specialities such as reindeer meat cooked over an open fire.
Harstad: The Fortress and the History of the Second World War
A tour of the northern town of Harstad offers a deep insight into modern history. We’ll visit the historic parish and the nearby Trondenes Fortress. A unique feature here, the giant Adolf Gun cannon, is one of the largest surviving World War II cannons in the world. This stop offers a fascinating contrast between the tranquil Norwegian countryside and the technical grandeur of military history.
INCENTIVE Tour – OSLO
The Norwegian capital on the south-east coast is a fascinating place where a modern metropolis blends seamlessly with the wild natural landscape. Despite its development, Oslo retains a unique, tranquil atmosphere, defined by vast parks, deep forests and the shimmering waters of the Oslofjord.
The city will take you on a journey through unexpected contrasts – from the historic Scandinavian streets in the centre to the futuristic districts by the harbour, dominated by the iconic Opera House. Every part of Oslo has its own unique character, where cutting-edge modern art blends naturally with traditional Norwegian tranquillity.
The Viking Planet
In the heart of Oslo, history comes to life in the first digital museum of its kind. Thanks to cutting-edge VR technology and a 4D cinema, you’ll be transported straight onto the deck of a Viking ship or into the thick of battle. It is a fascinating blend of Norwegian sagas and state-of-the-art technology that will captivate all your senses.
Holmenkollen
The legendary ski jump is not just a sports venue, but a symbol of Norway’s relationship with skiing. From the top of the tower, there is one of the most beautiful panoramic views of Oslo and the neighbouring fjord. The complex also houses the world’s oldest ski museum, which traces the thousand-year history of this national sport.
Ramme Gaard (Hvitsten)
A unique cultural destination in the picturesque village of Hvitsten, where the famous Edvard Munch once worked. This eco-friendly estate and luxury resort boasts magnificent Baroque gardens, an art gallery and architecture that will transport you back in time. It is a place where high art blends with sustainability and the tranquillity of the Norwegian countryside.
Drøbak
This charming little town on the shores of the Oslofjord will enchant you with its fairytale atmosphere. Visit Santa Claus’s Home (Tregaarden’s Julehus), where Christmas never ends, and then head straight to the local marine aquarium. Here you’ll discover the fascinating underwater world of the fjord, from playful fish to unique Nordic corals
TIPs for accomodation
Radisson Blu plaza, Oslo
Stay in Norway’s tallest building, a striking landmark right in the heart of the Sentrum district. Thanks to its height of 117 metres and fully glazed façade, this iconic glass skyscraper offers the most stunning views of the Oslofjord and the entire city, all from the comfort of your room. As well as cutting-edge Nordic design and a strategic location next to the main railway station, the hotel will delight you with its panoramic swimming pool on the upper floors and a bar on the 34th floor, where you can take in the whole illuminated city at a glance. The ideal choice for those seeking comfort in the clouds and the vibrant city life right on their doorstep.
Transport to the destination
Prague – Oslo
(direct flight with a flight time of approx. 2 hours 0 minutes)
Airline: Norwegian
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